Peter Dowdall: Let's go walking in a winter wonderland

'Low temperatures, frost and snow are a necessary part of our voyage around the sun each year and the garden benefits from this'
There are some plants that need our attention at this time of year. File pictures

There are some plants that need our attention at this time of year. File pictures

My children hope for snow each winter. for several reasons — like all youngsters, they love the thought of being out there making snowballs and snowmen and the novelty of the white landscape though, I suspect the overriding desire is for the day off school.

I dare not tell them that I dread it. I don’t enjoy the coldness and the isolation caused by being confined to barracks. However, low temperatures, frost and snow are a necessary part of our voyage around the sun each year and the garden benefits from this, even though there are some plants which will need our attention.

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